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WHEELING. W. va, APRIL 20. 1857.


A correspondent of tho NttBbufgh Com
mercial Gaseiie writing from Kansas tells
how the boom 10 built In that and other
Western States. Tho boom town ID de-
ecribed % the creation OF speculatione,
helped on by railroad companies having
immense stretches Of subsidy lsnds to die
pose Of. Lacking solid foundation, it
happens that the towns so created are
mushrooms, and in tho end somebody Is
going to be left to hold the bag.
The interest OF the railroad and other
boomers lying beyond, Eastern Kansas,
with Its advantages Of soil, rain, noarnese
to market, roads, churches, schools and
all that goes with an older civilization, Il
passed over, though lands in that part o.
the State eel for prices redculously be-
low those in the western counties"
That which is true Of the parts OF Kan
sas is time in like manner Of correspond
ing parls Of tho country. In the one State
OF West Virginia, for example, there i,
moro solid foundation to build on than i,
any OF the commonwealth Of tho grea
West. The almost unlimited natural re
sources OF the State invite the farmer, thu
grszsr, the miner, the manufacturer
there is something for everybody, only
waiting to DO utiliz,d Bnt the develop
ment Of the great West has been encour
aged by the great land grant railroads snt
western speculation has been made faeh
ionable.
Superior lands in Yves! Virginia sell fol
prices 30 red:culous!y low that it sound
like libel on naturally rich State t
name them. The turn OF tho lido is MOI
iar of, and then there will be come weep
ing and wsilirg and CRASHING OF teeth
among those West Nlrginisns who have
lacked the ahrewdness to pick up gooG
thing when they stumbled over it. There
are Thousands Of acres il this State that
have more in them for Investment than
hsli the lands that are being doomed in
the Weet.
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The Atmo.phers of the hall Ground.


President spalding, Of the Chicago club,
explains that no Was willing 10 release two
OF the best players in the country, Kelly
and Mccormick, because it wc1 imposEibIe
to keep them from drinking 10 excess.
Mr.. Spaulding gayg: ave don't intend to
agsin insult Iad:ea and gentlemen BY al
lowing men who are iull Of whisky to &c
upon the diamond in the uniform OF the
Chicago club"
Base bal! would soon die natural death
lit wero 80 conducted as to confno the
patronage to the rough cIements. This
Mr.. SpaDlding reCognizos, aud the action
OF his Association ia sgcOd bueineg1 ss it is
morals. But it does not 10 to atop with
the players who are eael!y controlled and
usually have sufficient soli.IeBpect to bear
Themselves we'll it public.
Tho management! OF ball ground nust
see that !tB premises art not c.o2cd ssGinst
respectable people by reason oil tho rough
behavior and foul Language OF men and
boys who think i. slna,t 10 DO lude ard
manly to DO pFofane. !! viii pay aR agso'
citation to ,hroE ont every such offender.
Tho management Ct the Wheeling
wounds ID in the hands Of men who may
DO truated to protect respectable patronE
and the associa;ion'a own in;ercat by
maintaining good order and a good ntno'
sphere. To thes4 add good ball, md cue.
CESS ia at hand, II respectable people are
permitted to attend everybody Gu go; il
only the other kind, they viii have it all
10 themselves, and tina! will not support
TIN unMh.
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Rhode Island wNs wItntcd from Kspub.
lCan control W !. Combine" himita. 10
that which fought high license 80 v!gor-
ously in New York. DemocFltp, Pt0li-
bitioDists and Iipuor mcr, according 70 tho
New York Sun, pooled their iGAneo, ZONE
disaGected RcpublicAns remained h, hour,
and the defeN. Of The Republican ticket
WAS accomplished. The Hnms authority
says that the liquor interest waa drawn on
as far away As Kentucky, where tho dis.
tillers hearkencd to the cry and Rent in
their money.
Every man haa right 10 combine With
whom he pleaaea 10 accomplish q lawful
purposc. This dclceL Of the Republican
marty in Rhode Island wna lawful ttfr-
purooss. But since the prohibition war.
isre Ia wagcd as matte. Of conecicnce,it
seems odd that i'rohibittohioh wcfc will
Ing to combine with tho clcncn'H named
IN give them SUCCESS. Prohibition being
regarded by its advocates aS purely
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DIED,
-.H. Eaah DIED. ," tEs.li.
BTONE-On Saturday, Apr. o. 1851. at 12:sl

oAEDs
BToNE-on Saturday, April %, 1887. a. 1880
o'clock r.a L. J. STONE, In the GSth year Of
his nge. 4 'atHi'f. t'Fs'rlTs' TI''fI :
Funoull services will DO held at Thomson M, l.,
Church, Inland, this tMouday, morning at 10
O'Clock. fheads arc invited TO attend. Inter.
ment al Greenwood Cemetery. TT ~
FoSrER-on Sunday. April q. 1857, at the resi-.
ID leHce OF her parents on South Front street.
ISLAND, AGGiE FOWLER. wife Of Herbert J. Eos.
ME Wilson, In tho 24d year Of her uge. "a 4, :, :
AT Home in Heaven" N r
Funeral services al 1880 o'clock on Monday even.
Ing, to which friends are iavl.ed. lnsermcnl
at Oak Grove Cemetery, Freedom. Beaye,
county, Pa, on Tuesday morning on arrival Of
the train from Wheeling via. Z. l. C. Railroad
CoCtiRAS-on Sunday, April ct, 1857. At tt:15 A.
NJ, ut his residence, No. 10 Eighteenth street
GEoR1E ". COCHRAN, r., 10 '.1r..7 =
Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. rriendl
q The family are invited to attend.
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Louis Woodmsnscc and others.

In ChRncery,
By virtue OF the authority vested In them by n
decree entered by the said Court IN tue above en-.
| titled cause. Oh April s, 1857, the undersigned
special commissioners, will cell at public auction
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, the same being the north entrance 10 the
Pubic Building, III tho city Of Wheeling, to the
highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Il, 1857,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following real
estate, that is 10 say:
LOT No. 10 OIL the southeast conner OF Main and
Tenth streets; LOT No. 1.O GU tho southwest cor
ner OF Tenth and Market streets: aud lor No. IID
fronting on the west side OF Market street, adiou-
Ing said Lot l2l on the south. eaid lots rs aud
~ lun back wcstwardly from Market stree. about
u iiect. III making such tale tho undersigned
VII oter said property In such parcels us IN ,he!r
1udsment VIII cause tac same TO sell most huvan-
taeeonsly Tor their trust. They will sell said lots
~ and 10 In tile way that Will cause Them 10 pro-
uuce the largest price. either In parcels or Us a
w ,n They wil oier The north twothirds OF lot
Nv fronting IL feet on Market street aud rIn,l!ug
back OF even width e. feet; and the remainder NJ
lot LIZ the south one-thirt-De!ns .. feet wide. In
separate parcels; and they will sell said lot lly rs
Nnole or III separate parcels, whichever way tney
WIZ produce The best price therefor. These lois
u!e tne safne on which the GRANT House" and
iA Stables formerly stood. They arc most eighty
located IN The heart OF the CITY and are among the
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money, ana as much more thereof as the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, III cash, on the day OF sale and
NY residue iheIeoi IN TWO equal tnstAlmcuts paw
ap!e RESPECTIVELY in one anu Two years lrum Tho
Gay OF sa!e, with interest thereon from that day,
payable annually, tho purchaser giving therefor
ms Negotiable ptonlASo!y notes to tnc uIdet Of lhe
undersigned Tor the deferred .ns,allmeutS OF Inc
purchase money, aud the title TO the property sold
TO be retained until the payment III Iul! Of Tho
purchase moacy, aud the interest that may accrie
thereon, as further security therefor
". 2. HUBBARD,
A. J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
Il, 7. II. Darrah Clerk OF The Municipal Cuurt n,
wheeling. do certify that bond and security nsve
been given by said SpeciA! Commissioners AZ re-.
quired by law and by said decree OF sale.
ArEtL II, 1857. AMI
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SiWFAW


Edward Shepherd, Of lIarrishurg, III.
pays: "liHving received go much benefit
from Electric Hittcra, feel 1t my duty &c
lot suffering humanity know it. llayt
hal running Roro on my leg for eight
yCHra; my doCLora told me wonId have
to have the hone rCrapGd or leg ampu'
t&ted. used, instead, three bottles oi
Electric BitteTa md pcyen boxes BuCklcn's
A:niCa Hnlv", >H'l ny leg 10 now Sand
and we'll"
Electric RittcrN Nre mold nj fifty cCnta a
bottle, and Eucklrn'H AMIGA SAlVp o: pc.
per hnx Nv Logan 4 Go. 8
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If the food is not properly Gigeatud it
becomcs corrupt, ard poisoua lAe system
i. il Intended 10 EouTiah. This Ia iuiises-
tion.
MY wife hNs suffered fer many years
with indigestion, Alter trying everything
eso recommended, she triUd Simmons
Liver Regulator. In three days after
taking it Sccordiugto l!rectionushe waH in
perfect health; rho does not suffer st gIt
and cen eat anything ahc wants without
any OF her previous eymmomH."
W. Q, SunENs,
MwFAw 1!GinhridSe, Ga.
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NOTICE OF a GENERAL MEETING
IN Of the Stockholders OF
Thu Central GLASS Comnany.

A general meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Central Glass Company Of Wheeling, ". Va, has
heeu called by the BOar do Directors TO be held d,
VirgnIa, On saturday, The Fist DAY Of May' A. B
1851, at. O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose Of copsid
erlng aud adopting or rejecting resolution to BE-
offered ut said meeting 10 extend the time Of the
continuance Of the sAid corporation for hity years
beyond the 2ith day OF July, 1887 and to transact
such Other business RS may lawfully be Transacted
by the said stockholders In general meeting as,
scnIbled.
By ordc, of the Board Of Directors
y H. hEll-T pynsI,Innt
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moral movement, one would think that
only moral ineann would be resorted to for
It's advancement. M. & R lss
WOOL TRADE.
Tho Market In tho buyers Fayor-1mp n

The Market In tho buyerh Fayor-Improves
ment In Price. MIL
Braditrds. VI ssz
Brads,reel,, in Ito summary Of the wool
market, Says that little actual increase in
the volume OF buaineaa ID apparent, either
at Boaton, New York or Philadelphia, yet
In oil three markets the tone OF the trade
Is better than a fortnight ago. The market
IL now less decidedly In buyers favor.
Many holders who were willing to accept
almost any offer the first OF the month
have relaxed their pressure to sell, partly
on account Of past deliveries, and partly
because Of tho continued strength In En-.
rope and the prospect oil firm prices for
the new clip in the interior. The outlook
for the manufacturers shows no improve
ment. Purchases arc made with caution,
and little In excess Of present wants,
while the number OF looms lido for lack Of
orders 10 In the aggregate considerable.
The increase OF btronRth ia particularly
noticeable III the case OF tino woola, which
have Gold In como instances one.hgtf to
one cent per pound above current prices
OF late. Supplies on the sna.board ar0
much reduced, and assortmeats are
broken.
Local buyers are picking up tho early
clips in Texas at just about last years
quotations. Numerous sales Of medium
wool are reported at lSa20c per pound.
The quality is no better than last year,
though perhaps not materially poorer.
On account OF long continued dry weather,
tho color Is unusually dark. shearing Is
making only Glow progress In Texas and
California. III the latter State the market
10 exceedingly firm, notwithstanding the
advance in freight rates to tho Atlantic
coast. Western buyers are showing more
interest than those llom tho East, who,
Tor two or three years, have been forced
to pay disproportionately high prices to
secure their new stock.
Some improvement in the price Of fine
wool Ia reported ut Boston this week, and
tho temper Of the trade is more hopeful
than for several weeks past. The amount
OF business doing, however, 10 not exces
sive. Current quotations have been CT
tollows In comparison with year ago:
I Nfg9
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William Shakespeare is President OF
Branch IA Of thr Cigarmakers' lntcrna-
tiouaI Union Of America.
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TNAEELGRS' GUIDE,

4 RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAlSs-On and alter April i, lS87-EspLA-
NATION or REFEEEHcE AaEYN. 'Du!ly. t9upiisy
excepted, tAoulay excepted. .-EaItcrn standard
81.
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Tho sales OF tho week at Boston are re
ported ut 100000 pounds, as agsins
9 1000 last week, and 100000 in the
corresponding week last yssr. At Phila
sdelphia sales for the week foot up lest
than 900 pounds sN.
From Louisville word comes that wool
shearing has been delayed on account O
the weather, and consequently, receipt
have been very light, although prices car
hardly be quoted as established. Wool
coming TO the market is taken at 25c fol
good, clean wool.
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sTnCKuOLDnRs, MEETINGS.
CTOCKHOLpERs' MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE WHEELING NATURAL GAS Co., :
WHEELING, ", VA, Anil 90 lSs7

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of TIL.
Company viii be held at.i4 general clitc No. liz
Chapltne street, OF Monday May .. 1887. ut II
O'Clock \. Nj, (Eentra! tima). Transfer books will
be closed from April 80 TO May 5, both Inclusive.
apI l.. n. WILLIAMS, kec'y.
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SATURDAY, APRIL :3, 1857
beginning ut 10 o'clock 4. NJ, sell ct public nuc
! lion ut the north front door OF the Court House O.
Ohio county, In the city ot Wheeling, the follow
ing Centre Wheeling property:
lot 81 on the southeast corner OF Main stree,
and alley 10, with four twU-stoty brick houses
thereon fronting Oh the east side OF Main street
$50 much OF lot 81 Ms lies south OF the property
devised by suId will 10 J. v. Amick, and north O!
that owned by ". 7 BAchmau, and having front
On the west side Of Main street Of abou. los fee,
with two story brick house on Main street and q
two-siory frame house OIL the rear oil said part Of
lot 80.
3-Thc north sc feet inches Of lot 81 on the
southwest corner OF Main street and Alley 49, hav.
Ing theteon erected two two story brick houses
fronting on the west side O! Mrin street, mud four
tw0-htory brick houses fronting OH Alley Is This
part OF lot 81 IdjoEns on the south tat part do.
vlscd by said viii 10 Thomas 4. Amick, and OK.
tends on the front from Alley Is southwark 10 The
centre tino OF the north partition wall OF said
Tnomas K. AniCS.
HNle1 Will made in such parcels as will be most
beneficial 10 the estate
TERMS OF SAlE-Onc third and as much more
OF the Purchase money Is the purchaser may eject
10 pa5, CASH; aud the Icoldue In TWO equal pny.
nlcnts III one aud two years, with Interest ilOm
day OF sale, notes With good personal security to be
given by the purchasers, and the title 10 be re.
aiaed Until payment IN ialt.
.n. n. ". AMiCK.
Executor OF Thomas II. Wins, deceased.
J.C. HEEvEf, Auciioneer. apl6
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Tli0S, HUGHES Il CO.,
i2ff Market Street.

ENECUTOR'S SALE OF CENTRE
~ WHEELING PROPERTY.
Iiy virtue OF the authority vested In me By the
viii Of Thomas Il. fms, dece9ted, will, as ex.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The REGULAR annual meeting Of the LaBcie nnilG
lug Association No. will be held In Labor Hall
=. ~ Tor the purpose Of clfc!rg niue directions fol
the coming year, and for the Transaction OF sues
other business es may be lawfully brought up.
HENRY SCiiODDEK, President.
VIM. 7. GRAEHG. sct'y. = - nnlhM
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
nIAte OF West Virginia, City OF Wheeling, g.:
III the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
franklin building Association OIL
Martins Ferry, Ohio. T., o,,.,
vs., AA NHHateIy.
Moses J. Miller and Others
In pursuance OF the authority vested In ne by
decTre OF said Cour; entered III the above entitled
cause on the Slst day OF October. lsS5 vii! kcl NJ
West Virginia. on ''
SATURDAY, the 3oh DAY OF APRIL. 1857,
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following IA.
setlbed real estate The north hall OF LOT No. Is in
George Zilli.' addition 10 the city of Wheri,n,'.
Also the north th!Itytwo feet OF the south mali 81
Wheeling. " ''N -''s VI
TERMS OF SALE-0ne. third and as much m,rc
as Inc purchaser elects topay IN casI on The ay Of
sac sac the balance in TWO equal inssllmens In six
MY MY, we've months Hspesuyey from day Of sale,
notes tos the deferred payments.
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GOOD MUSIC

The above sale is postponed to Saturday, May :
1887, nj 10 O'clock 4. 81.
Apl1.hW4S NJ " hNICk Fxccntor
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SATURDAY, APRIL 30. Is,.

I sATUKDA1, APRIL 10, lSs7
NJ 70 O'Clock A. n. OF that day, at public nucl,o,
on the premises IN the town OF ncnw0od. Msrshstii
county, ". Va, to the highest bidder. tho fiinw.
iIS described real csIhie, iowIt: Lot 80, ~ tSo
sMMnStsh on Font or FFs; slzee, in Hiram Mo- Mo-
MeGhenh addition to the town OF Gcnwood. 10y
TERMS OF SALE-Onc,lhIfi nnS ne ,,,h
more Q! the purchase money M the Ascr mav
elect TO pny In cash, aud the rcriduc nsyNbln II
wv equal nstallneuis Of Elk and twelve ,non,hs
mat day, the purchaser to give his note for Snrn
deferred payments with good per0nal security
approved " the undersigned, aud the title In h,
retained until payment 10 full Of lhe pu-chase
naouey. GIBSON l.. CRASMER
Special Commissioner
4. 0. baker, Clerk Of said CoUr. do certify
anat me above named Special Commissioner hns
sltd decree. A. q E,E KY HI"
-"l-a Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REM
" WOOD PROPERTY.
III the Circuit Court OF Marshal! County, W. Va.
heste. A. Ltnebsrrcr. GuArdlsu,&c,)
vs., tln Hharoo,,
". T. Lucbargcr, ct. al.
PURSUANT 70 Il decree made In SAID causp on m.
lalh DAY oil November, \, d. 1855, the undcrSirnci
Special CommlssiOner VIII OGns for Laln an Wv"
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EXECUTORS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS, SALES.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF OLD GRANT HOUSE, LOTS.
In the Municipal Court OF Whcelias.
Joseph Woodmansee's Executors and others
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u. r. u q. Eailruud.

WNEEhlE0 4 ELM GROVE r, R.
w On and NttoI NOVEMBER Is. 1850, iialus will
run m follows: '
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-09
FLORIDA.


DeFuniak now has four schools in opera
ton.
A street car company is being organized
at Palatka.
Starke has a neat little daily paper called
the Reflector.
Tampa's Mayor has approved the water
works ordinance.
An immigration society has been organ
lied at Lake City.
G. B. White, of Daytona, shipped eleven
barrels of lemons Tuesday.
The Halifax river at Daytona is literally
swarming with fish of all kinds.
Pioneer Lodge of Odd Fellows has been
removed from Peniel to Palatka.
Samuel Sigh, of Lady Lake. shipped
twelve boxes of ripe oranges Monday.
A forty-room hotel is to be erected at
Blue Spring, Marion county, this winter.
About $1,000 was spent for whisky at
Ocala last Friday before the barrooms
closed.
The contract for the construction of the
Episcopal church at Titusville has been let
to j.. r. Decker for 81, 6S7
Capt. j. b. Parrmore has been elected
President of the South Florida Gas and
Electric Light Company, of Orlando.
The Silver Spring Park Land Company
has purchased tract of land near Atlanta.
Ga, paying $4,000 for it, They intend to
boom it this winter.
Part of the material for building the new
Presbyterian church at Gainesville is al
ready on The ground, and the work Of erect
ing it will be vigorously pushed.
1t is understood that Mr.. Booker, the
English gentleman who recently purchased
the large Sims grove on Lake Apopka, will
build an elegant residence at Ocoee.
Tuesday afternoon the Brevard County
Commissioners decided to raise the amount
Of $1,000 for a county exhibit at the Sub
Tropical Exposition at Jacksonville.
The Orange County Judges Office com
plain that there are very few, if any, in fact
no marriage licenses being issued, but hope
for more business in that line later on.
Ex-Gov. w. ID. Bloxham and wife re-
turned to Tallahassee last week from their
summer sojourn in Virginia. The ex-
Governor looks much improved in health.
Capt. B. M. Sims, who lately sold his i'm
mense orange grove on Lake Apopka, has
closed the sale of his large lemon grove TO
Col. Withers, of Lexington, KY, for $10,-
COO
I. c. Grey has been appointed the admin
istrator of the estate OF II. Sweetapple, of
Orlando, deceased. hlsd his bond in the sum
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-09
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with headache,
you are fidgety, nervous and generally out
of Sorts and want TO brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines or
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What you want is
an Alternative that will purify your blood,
start healthy action of liver and kidneys,
restore your vitality, and give renewed
health and strength Such medicine you
viii find in Electric Bitters, and only so
cents a bottle, at Lippman &, Bros. Drug
Store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-09
Hosiery Department.

200 dozen Gents British Hose
at 1214c.
100 dozen Ladies Black Hose
at 25c. Special.
$50 dozen Ladies' Colored
Hose at 25c. Special.
1856 dozen Children's Ribbe d
Hose at 10c. to 75c.